Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Spring 2007 Lindsay Stallman

2007 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Desk Gallery ->Lindsay Stallman Lindsay Stallman   Desk Scene                     A College Nightmare : Still There   Inspiration My initial inspiration was from a favorite picture of mine by M.C. Escher.  I tried to combine this with a bit of mystery and horror inspired from my love of movies. The title was inspired by my frustration with this project attempting to complete it on my 256 mb ram computer.  Objects Desk Lindsay Stallman   Desk BackBoard Lindsay Stallman   Pencil Lindsay Stallman   Glass Lindsay Stallman   Lamp Lindsay Stallman   Candle Lindsay Stallman   Mirror Lindsay Stallman   CPU Lindsay Stallman   Monitor Lindsay Stallman   Clock Lightwave Object Textures Glass Inside Lightwave   Glass Outside Lightwave   Neon Green Lightwave   Matte White Lightwave   Marble Lightwave   Mirror Lightwave   Plastic Lightwave   Rubber Lightwave   Iron Lightwave   Underwater Lightwave Problems and Solutions Problem 1: Rotating Objects Solution1: Rotate object in different perspective.  Problem 2: Creating an object with the sketch tool precisely on a 256 mb computer. Solution 2: Plot Points instead Problem 3:Saving objects in lightwave and modeler Solution 3:Change the name and resave it as a transformed object Problem 4: Lightwave continues to close when I'm almost done Solution 4: unknown ( but recommend saving a lot if you can) Problem 5: Lighting too dark or too bright Solution: possibly tutorial Problem 6: Mirror Reflection Solution: unknown Time Frame Modeling Desk scene 48 + hours   Planning my scene 2 minutes   Working on Texture 5 Hours   Lighting 20 hours References Lightwave 8.0 textbook 2007 Spring Concept Design and Storyboarding 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Desk Gallery Group Gallery Video Game Development Portfolio Video Game Project

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